My wife and I are pre-approved for a home and have been considering house-hacking a multifamily in the Poughkeepsie area; potentially focusing on medium term rentals for traveling nurses.

You might do well with mid-term (30 days - several months) if you targeted both the church orgs and traveling nurses, of which we have quite a few.

Hello ALL, My mother is 70 yrs old and she is fully aware of everything she has no health issues at this time.

I’m curious how other landlords or managers are attracting travel nurses to your MTR?

My mother also needed to update her old, outdated living trust and she needed re-structuring for real estate and cash asset protection, as well. 

I would tell them that my mother is sick and we need a place for her to live so she can receive in-home care and see her grandkids a few more times.

You can't just go out and say you want to be a nurse you have to actually pay a college to get a degree 🤷‍♀️seems to me like it's common sense but unfortunately not for everybody.and lastly I guess sometimes people need many analogies but if you go to a convenience store versus going to Walmart we know it's going to be a lot more expensive at the convenience store because you're paying for convenience.

It was bought out by CHI Franciscan, and it's drawn tons of traveling nurses.

We are planning on renting out the MIL suite to a travel nurse or possibly putting it on AIRBnB (we live close to the beach).

Don't need more investors running my prices up.We don't do STR, but if in the right market, I would look at traveling nurses or military LTR by the room.